Bio Degreaser (Rebid)

The City of Detroit's Office of Contracting and Procurement, on behalf of its Department of Transportation, has issued a solicitation (540901,4) for proposals to provide Bio Degreaser services under a rebid process. This contract, posted in June 2026 with a submission deadline of June 23, 2026, seeks qualified respondents to furnish technical or professional services as detailed in the Scope of Services (Exhibit A). The work is to be performed in Michigan, with specific locations and timelines outlined in the contract attachments. The contract structure uses municipal-style articles rather than typical federal FAR clauses and includes important provisions on compliance with environmental laws, fair employment practices, indemnity, ethics, and invoicing. Payment will be processed via the City’s Oracle Cloud system per City ordinance, and no explicit pricing or contract value details are provided, as Exhibit B containing the fee schedule remains unpopulated. The contract emphasizes strict adherence to federal and local regulatory requirements. Contractors must comply with laws such as the Clean Air Act, Water Pollution Control Act, the Davis-Bacon Act, and EPA procurement guidelines related to recovered materials. Annual certifications of ISO 27001 or SOC 2 Type 2 for data security are mandated, along with prompt reporting of any data breaches. The City retains rights to inspect and accept deliverables at designated sites. Key special requirements include personnel vetting with City review, conflict of interest declarations, political contribution disclosures (Exhibit C), and restrictions on employing former City employees within one year post-contract. The contract’s performance period is limited to one year unless extended by documented exception, with deliveries and invoicing conducted via electronic invoicing through Oracle Cloud. Proposal submissions must be made electronically through the City’s Supplier Portal, ensuring compliance with stipulated formats and certifications, but evaluation criteria and award basis remain unspecified in the provided materials.